Question

a) Make a list of things that one can see from the railway carriage. Pick from the
1. Answer the questions.
poem the places and people the poet has mentioned.
b) Answer with reference to context.
i) And charging along like troops in a battle?
a. What is being compared here to the troops?
b. Where are they?
c. What do
you think they are doing there?
ii) “Fly as thick as driving rain? What is the sight referred to here?
c) Pick the words used for stations. How quickly do they disappear?
d) How is the child's movement described here? Pick the words from the
poem.
e) What is the tramp doing?​

Answer 1

Answer:

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